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viking8x6

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  1. Per @rawTOP in another topic in this subforum, as regards freedom of speech:
  2. You are correct. Even if they are using the doxycycline as PrEP (taking it before the sex event), the drug in their system will not kill the bacteria from the infected top's load, just prevent it from establishing a foothold.* So if the bacteria escapes their system into some other top's urethra, it could find a suitable environment to take hold. * In technical terms, doxycycline (like many other commonly used antibiotics) is bacteriostatic - it prevents bacteria from growing - as opposed to bacteriocidal, which would actually kill bacteria.
  3. Fuck yes! Love outdoor/nature action. Safe? Well, generally anywhere reasonably isolated is somewhat safe from discovery. Drones and cameras can go anywhere these days, of course, but if one picks a place where "why would they?" is a valid question, it's probably OK. Never had any trouble with that personally. It is prudent to be mindful of safety from the normal hazards of the outdoors - mosquitoes have been mentioned, and I would add ticks, snakes, poison ivy/oak/sumac, thorns, and sunburn to that list.
  4. "We used a lot of lube..." https://thisvid.com/videos/stealth/
  5. https://thisvid.com/videos/hot-vocal-breeding-compilation/
  6. https://barebackbastards.com/51014/dick-and-dick-again/
  7. Would you translate a bit for those of us who aren't familiar with "FFO" and "joho"? I searched on the internet and I'm still mystified.
  8. I had missed this, but it's relevant to the subject. Apparently a 2022 epidemiology study showed that modification of behavior in at-risk groups was probably the main force interrupting the outbreak of Mpox, and that vaccination only had a small effect. From an article published in Cell: [emphasis mine]
  9. HPV provides long term protection (probably for life). From the CDC web site: Because the Mpox vaccines were originally intended for protection against smallpox and were later found also to be effective against Mpox (and were used for it), there are not enough long term data on those vaccines to know whether the protection is long term. However, similar vaccines against smallpox, which were used when it was still around as an endemic disease, did provide long term protection against that disease.
  10. OMG how on Earth did I overlook this for over 10 years?!? Or maybe I just forgot about it...
  11. @BootmanLA @WillingRawVerse that's enough.
  12. From what you can tell? You provide no information about that, and it certainly didn't happen to your posts. If you're going to throw around accusations, don't be vague. That's tantamount to libel. If you're merely basing that on what someone else said, quote them rather than asserting that you can tell, which implies that you've got observations of your own. As for Moderators reacting differently than the membership at large, sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't. No different from the reactions of various member differing, which they also do. And Moderators have a perspective that gives us additional parameters for evaluating posts. Just as an example, the single downvote I could find for any of your posts was from me. I didn't do it because of the content, I did it because that content was totally inappropriate in the Health forum. A lot of regular members don't necessarily notice which forum something is in, but Moderators do, because it's part of our job.
  13. In reverse order: If they are testing urine samples, they are testing for STDs other than HIV (in the US, gonorrhea and chlamydia are routinely tested by urine samples). Ignoring the fact that they are (apparently) testing for STD's, their explanation for why they are not makes no sense at all, unless we assume that the person with the STD is continuing (during and after the treatment) to have sex with the same person who gave them the STD (who still has it). Then it does make sense, because the person undergoing treatment would be continually exposed to the bacteria that cause the STD while the antibiotic was present in concentrations too low to kill it completely. But. They didn't ask you whether that was likely to be the case. And it completely overlooks the fact that the person who got tested and has the STD, if it isn't treated, could then be spreading it to others! Incompetent.
  14. I would want to see this because why?
  15. That's the recommendation from the CDC. In actual practice, things are nowhere near that regimented. At least not in my geopolitical area.
  16. It's not so much the commotion, as that we (the moderators) can't read it (or not most of it) without copying and pasting into a translator. It's quite enough to try and keep up with just reading most of what's posted on the site, without that extra work!
  17. IMO if the former wins out, most of us will see 2030... to our sorrow.
  18. Here's the bit you were thinking of, I believe.
  19. Breeding Zone is a public discussion forum. Of course the things you post on it are public.
  20. The post is pinned near the top of the forum. Here's a link:
  21. Anyone have a lead on where this shot is from? A few snippets of this vid showed up in a montage, and I think I'd like it...
  22. If it still has the dessicant pack inside and hasn't been exposed to extreme temperatures, they should be OK to use. You might want to consider switching to Emtricitabine/tenofovir alafenamide if it's available where you are (easier on the kidneys). Or there's the bimonthly injection (cabotegravir).
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